Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-21
SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

William Remington. of Truckee, was
; robbed of $50 in olive.
The. Tax Collector has paid into the
| Treasury on the December account $685.
1873 81.
James O'Neill wilt open at the Baldwin
on Sunday night, December 18th Christ
mas, in Monte Cristo."
{ Hostilities among the rival Chinese high
binder societies have ceased for time, but
! it is likely that the warefare will be re-
sumed when the extra detail of police Is
withdrawn from Chinatown.
| Captain Edgar Flemming, well-known
shipmaster Of New York. who, accompanied
| by his WIFE, lately arrived from the East,
has mysteriously disappeared under cir
cumstances which naturally lead to the
suspicion that he has been foully dealt
with.
| There will be a decrease of the Eastern
| balltossers next week. Mulvey, the Phila.
| delphis's third baseman and McGuire, the
backstop OF the same team, will not return
| from the trip to Los Angeles. The bland
Sullivan, of the Chicagos, will return to his
| home in the East after the holidays. Sew
eral more of the players are also expected
| 10 return.
Fish Commissioner Joseph Reuter- has
| filed e demurrer to the complaint of Joseph
| D. Redding, Whe was appointed by Gov
ernor Waterman to succeed him. The de-
murrer is taken simply on statutory
charge by the plaintiff that Reuter- is hold
| ing Office illegally is not sufficient to con-
stitute cause for action.
Walter Hanon, a thirteen-year-old boy,
whose mother and stepfather reside at lao
| Minna street, has disappeared from view as
| completely as though the earth had swal-
| lowed him. Since November 18th. when
| he was seen standing with an unknown
man on the depot platform at Sixteenth
, street, Oakland, not the slightest trace of
his whereabouts has been ascertained.
Fifty-eight Celestial girls have been or
dered back to the Flowery Kingdom with
out ado. They were all bundled back, bag
and baggage. San Francisco bids them a
cheerful adieu. No one will mourn their
absence except the base and heartless
wretches who hoped to profit by their
shame and misery, and the lecherous
| Cinnamon who are rich enough to buy and
| keep harem.
About o'clock Tuesday morning mid
dle-aged, spectabiy-dressed woman pre-
sented herself at the City Receiving Hos
p1tal and requested medical treatment.
| She informed DIR. Martineaut, the Police
| Surgeon, that her husband had been dead
| about four months. She gave the name of
Minnie Fields, and about half an hour
after her admission to the hospital gave
birth to a baby boy. The woman stated
that since her husbands death she has
been working as a domestic, but was
obliged to leave her situation about one
week ago. The new conner and the mother
were made as comfortable as the hospital
quarters would permit.
An interesting event occurred few days
ago at the Marriage License Office which
was witnessed by Deputy County Clerk
| Wiseman. Frank Crockett, the fireman
and pugilist who recently obtained di-
vorce from his wife, entered the Office in
company with the sister of his former wife,
and procured license to marry the lady.
While the clerk was engaged in preparing
| the document, the ex-Mrs. Crockett entered
the office in company with Frederick Vogt,
and Wiseman proceeded to make them
| happy by issuing another license The
females scrutinized each other closely, but
not word was spoken, and they soon de-
parted on the arms of their respective
| lovers.